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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
2
The speech lauds voluntary American sacrifice and the Food Administration in mobilizing supplies for Europe. Hoover cites doubling exports and shipping twenty million tons of food to Europe, emphasizing democracy proving its strength through voluntary action and national unity against Germany.
Fragmentary text discusses how emotions affect nervous disorders and mentions headaches epilepsy and neural health as part of the mental influence on bodily functions. The garbled wording suggests a medical or scientific note on conditions linked to nervous system activity.
A fragmentary note speaks of noise and neighbors alarm as a child’s tooth issues provoke tension in a calm neighborhood. The terse line hints at frustration and communal unease without detailing specific events or people.
Farmers and threshermen across the United States saved about 16,000,000 bushels of wheat by cleaner threshing methods and field gathering. The Food Administration notes reduced losses and cites drivers repairing leaky equipment and damaged threshing gear as key steps, with many growers gaining substantial savings.
The piece extols voluntary food saving as the peak of national duty. It credits food control with steady bread prices, curbing extortion, and maintaining home tranquillity. Americans’ abstinence from wheat and sugar is praised as a unifying act that strengthened the nation and allied world efforts during German shortages.
In a fragmentary account a boy aids his mother during an act, then on returning home a final boy tells William his mother is hurt. William responds with disbelief, saying she isn't and asserts she is comfortable.
Readable fragments describe a local notice or brief item with names and places obscured. The text hints at a public notice or classified item, but essential details are missing to determine the exact action, date, or involved organizations.
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